How far should my lights be in flower?

Your lights should come with a recommendation. If you already threw out the paperwork then check their website. Depending on the LEDs, though, 18" is what a lot of people run.

Awesome thanks a lot!

How do you think they are looking ? To late to cut off some bottem life or no ?

What’s up with that fan in the corner?

Also lights should be closer IMO.

That’s my carbon filter

Shaddowsfall64 said:

That’s my carbon filter

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Right but you’re just blowing humid air around your tent? You’re supposed to have duct work attached to it removing the heat and humid air from your tent...

Shaddowsfall64 said:

How do you think they are looking ? To late to cut off some bottem life or no ?

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If it's int week 3 or later then I wouldn't cut limbs off.

Moabfighter said:

Right but you’re just blowing humid air around your tent? You’re supposed to have duct work attached to it removing the heat and humid air from your tent...

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Hr is about 40
And heat is at 24.3 at most times
Just scrubbing I will be ducking it out to the room soon

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Can you not check lux with leds? Lux should be like 55 to 75k. Get a meter & check the readings in diffrent spots at the top of the canopy. Thsts how i do it. I run leds & hid. & if the tips get crispy i raise my lights.

The plants look pretty healthy to me. You can check the light company's recommendation and then run the lights on the low end of the range as long as there is no light burn or bleaching. Use something to raise the shorter plants to even out the canopy, if possible.

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Looks like you’re running a Mas Hydro TS2000 or 3000, for flowering your light should 12” above canopy, for veg it should be 18” above canopy. if it’s a TS2000 it should be covering a foot print of no more than 3’ x 3’ in flower, if it’s the 3000 it can cover a footprint of 4 x 4 in flower.

SheeshM said:

The plants look pretty healthy to me. You can check the light company's recommendation and then run the lights on the low end of the range as long as there is no light burn or bleaching. Use something to raise the shorter plants to even out the canopy, if possible.

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This just happened after a new batch of water burnt ??